Afghan Children Not Welcome in 서부초등학교 Seoboo Elementary School Ulsan. Sadly, 27 children of the Afghani settlers in Ulsan, were denied admittance to Seoboo Elementary school this year. The protesting parents feel that the children should receive 6 months of education at a different institution prior to being admitted to the school, which is complete none sense. They may appear to be concerned with the childrens inability to function in the new class environment, seeing that they do not speak Korean, but get the feeling that they would not be opposed to these children going to another elementary school. Lisa's Lovely Letters Workshop: https://lovely-letters-art.ck.page/11e8e280c8?fbclid=IwAR0CMEryjz4AIbKFPHMR3psPJxrRHkvW5FbRyMzRtWgA2zkg66rOYlpMgiU Follow Crypto Updates: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSBxfu6QjeH0vdiBo1pOTzA Trade Crypto like a Pro. Fill in the form to get your 5% discount on the VIP membership for the Vu Man Chu trading indicators; https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBQ8VLLEAZ4MYJosKoNDGbFj4nCXOyXrnwBwlZLYtVLIUkqg/viewform Sign up for Splinterlands and start your journey towards making some gains: https://splinterlands.com?ref=daemonic Register with Bitmart to trade Chainflix: https://www.bitmart.com/en?r=nHqFm7 Register with Chainflix to start earning: https://link.chainflix.net/NQAw Join Splinterlands and start making money TODAY! https://splinterlands.com?ref=daemonic Register with the HIVE ecosystem through ECENCY: https://ecency.com/signup?referral=daemonic About me: I am an Expat with close to a decade and a half of ESL experience. I am the Franchising Director for Shane English Korea based out of Uslan, South Korea and know a thing or two about starting and operating an ESL business. I have also lived in South Korea since 2005, and although far from an authority figure on the cultural intricacies of the South Korea, I have some basic understanding of why things are the way they are, which I hope to share with those willing to listen. In the Korea Podcast I share news pertaining to life in South Kroea as well as the cryptocurrency market here on the penninsula. The most recent focus of the podcast has been on interviewing expats who reside in South Kroea and spend their livelihood doing things beyond teaching. With that I hope to bring some insight into the possibilities open to expats living and working in South Korea, beyond teaching. Over the past 144 episodes, I have had the pleasure of sitting down with some pretty interesting individuals and I hope to continue this for the foreseable future. Make sure to join the Living Korea channel facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/livinkorea If you are interested in starting your own English School Franchise in South Korea, Cont ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB36GHteCis

Bugs and Butterflies at the butterfly garden at Ulsan Grand Park. 2nd part of our little trip to the place a couple of days ago. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GTupg0rTSM

Climbing 2400 meters in Korea may be easier said than done. For once there aren't any peaks that high. So how does one do it? The trick is to hike two mountains back to back, one of them twice. In this video I climb Gajisan, which stands at a height of 1241 meters, then Unmunsan at 1188 meters, and then back up Gajisan in order to ascend back to the location of my parked car. Indeed this whole experience may have been more than 2400 meters, but since the lowest point on the descent between the two peaks, does not reach sea level, the climbs to Unmunsan and back up Gajisan, would have been left a few meters short of their original heights. The treck left me extremely tired, and I was sore for the entire, following week. But the sense of achievement was beyond belief, and something that is not easily put into words. One has to experience it to understand it. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kgLNdi_8XI

Should you think about coming to teach English in South Korea? What are the visa changes to long term resident expats?I will address a recent question asked of me on Facebook just a couple days ago, and hope to provide some answers in this 30 minute podcast. As to myself. I am an Expat with close to a decade and a half of ESL experience. I operate a private language school franchise in the city of Ulsan, South Korea and know a thing or two about starting and operating an ESL business in South Korea. In this podcast I share some of my ideas and knowledge with a wider audience and also hope to learn new things along the way. I hope to provide our viewers with insights on how to start a Hagwon in South Korea, discuss some pitfalls and success stories, and bring an overall awareness to the beginning and running of innovative companies. Teaching English in Korea comes with a lot of challenges for both the teachers and owners. In discussions with our guests I try to cover as many topics related to Hagwon Startups and teaching English in Korea as well as globally as our combined experience of this field allows. Over the past 65 episodes, I have had the pleasure of sitting down with some pretty interesting individuals and I hope to continue this for the foreseable future. Make sure to join the Living Korea channel facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/livinkorea Making travel plans to South Korea? Visit: https://www.facebook.com/groups/korea... If you are interested in starting your own English School Franchise in South Korea, Contact me directly through either our ShaneEnglishKorea facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/shaneschools... Support the Living Korea channel on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/livingkorea ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcYbpYsbjNA